Looking forward to sharing findings from my study on fatness and the future of EDI in libraries @ 11:10am Thursday in 315-316. I talked to so many awesome fat librarians, and I can’t wait to share their insights. (paper will be online soon) #ACRL2023
📢 Hartford Huskies!! Stop by our table this afternoon at the Research Connections event in the Times Building Atrium from 2-4. Learn how we can help with your research!
Leah and Brotato are celebrating Pride with a queer graphic novel! Want to join them? Check out UConn Library’s Leisure Reading collection! https://t.co/gSBP4pVdDt
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UConn Wellness Library's LGBTQIA subcollection has a digital copy of this book @uconnlibrary . Check it out and Happy Pride!
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A good plan can eliminate some stress!!! Swing by the HBL Staff Lounge tonight from 7-9 and take a break with some some snacks and crafts, and when you're ready we can help plan out your finals and develop a flowchart to work through common studying/research roadblocks.
We are so excited for the 2022 WGSC Spring Conference to begin just one week from today! Starting April 7th, 2022, explore virtual talks, pre-recorded content, a virtual art exhibit, and more! You can register for the free, virtual conference here: https://t.co/RXCQuAppbz
Prof. Anthony Dandridge. We can't be all things for all people. But what we do can impact all people. Small things still make an impact. Change will be a process for the future. #laucb2021#laucb2021
A couple of the important guidelines our presenters offer for this Q&A: is my response an immediate reaction to feelings of discomfort? Is what I am contributing necessary to discuss in public and/or related to this presentation? #laucb2021
Michael Sholinbeck is showing a resource he made to support #citeblackwomen "Black Women: Public Health" - a database of black women authors in the field of public health. The goal is to actively increase the citation of the scholars on this list #laucb2021
Michael Sholinbeck is showing a resource he made to support #citeblackwomen "Black Women: Public Health" - a database of black women authors in the field of public health. The goal is to actively increase the citation of the scholars on this list #laucb2021
These stories give students ways to consider existing problems in new contexts, invite them to personally respond, and open conversations centered on exploring solutions.
"These science fiction stories gave my students and me a way to talk through topics that might have otherwise been too abstract or overwhelming." -Linnea Minich on using scifi and digital annotation tools for conversation around information literacy topics #laucb2021